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- Summer Book Shop open on June 26th - Room 211
- Pre-Departure Visas
- Step 1: Collect Student ID
- Step 2: Procession to Orientation in the Auditorium Dormitory CHECK-IN Monday, J une 25 , 200 6
- ISC 2006 Orientation Schedule Monday, June 26, 2006
- Friday, June 30, 2006 Until 5:00pm Last day to add or drop courses
- Coin-operated Laundromat (B1)
- I. Agreement of Terms A.
- II. Conditions and Responsibilities of Residents A.
- IV. Payments and Refund Policy Statement - Please refer to the IIE refund Policy
Library Reserved Book Center Room 211 Many of the extra course readings are on our reserved section in the LG-POSCO building. Students can borrow one book at a time to read at the book center for an hour and can request certain chapter(s) or pages to copy at the COPYNARA in the central library. Summer Book Shop open on June 26th - Room 211 Students can buy textbooks from the summer bookshop – the list is at NEWS and NOTICE http://iie.korea.ac.kr The shop has only limited stock. Shuttle bus service The shuttle bus runs twice daily from the I-House to LG-PSCO building at 8:25am and 8:45am. III ARRIVAL Pre-Departure Visas Make sure you obtain any necessary visas before arriving in Korea. The IIE will send you the necessary documents upon your admittance to the program. Arrival Accessing Central Seoul For those visiting Korea for the first time, arrival can be daunting. However, the transportation system in Seoul is generally well-marked in English and Incheon International Airport has many English-speaking staff who can guide you to busses or taxis to downtown Seoul. By Limousine from Incheon International Airport You are advised to find bus stops in front of the entrance to Incheon International airport. 1. Limousine (deluxe) Route Name: DobongㆍGangbuk Bus stop (at the airport): 3B, 10B Fare: 13000KRW First bus (from airport): 06:00 Last bus (from airport): 22:00 Get off the Korea University stop and take taxi to Korea University international students’ dormitory.
성북구 안암5가 고려대학교 외국인 기숙사 (안암역->개운사->고려대학교 기숙사) 2. Limousine (standard) Route Name: Cheongryangni [602] Bus stop (at the airport): 5B, 12A Fare: 8000KRW First bus (from airport): 04:30 Last bus (from airport): 21:00 Get off the Cheongryangni stop and take taxi or take the green bus #1216 to Korea University. The taxi fare from Cheongryangni to Korea University is around KRW3000. You can also visit the website: http://www.airport.or.kr/eng/airport/ -> To & From The Airport IV REGISTRATION & ORIENTATION Registration Day Procedures First of all, the International Summer Campus extends a warm welcome to you. Now that you are reading this, we assume that you have successfully found your way to Inchon Memorial Hall, Auditorium. What you need to do at this point is to register. Follow the directions posted. Step 1: Collect Student ID Pick up your student ID at the registration counter. We can't stress enough the importance to keep your student ID on you at all times to participate in school activities or use student facilities. For example, you need your student ID to borrow any book or reference material in any of the university libraries. * Make sure that all borrowed library material is returned before the graduation day; otherwise you are ineligible to participate in the graduation ceremony and no transcript will be issued until you are cleared. Step 2: Procession to Orientation in the Auditorium Dormitory CHECK-IN Monday, June 25, 2006 Obtain your Dormitory Assignment at the front lobby in CJ I-House 9:30am – until late International House Check-in: Students who have registered at the dormitories must check their luggage during this period. Location: CJ International House (Refer to map 1 , the last page of this booklet) Directions: Enter the K.U. Main Gate and turn right. Explain at the guard house that you are going to the CJ I-House Dormitory (show them this map if necessary). Go up the hill to the rear gate and turn left. Go up the hill until you see a sign on the left that says: Anam Dormitories (tel. 3290-1551, 1552. Check in at the I-House front desk on the first floor. ISC 2006 Orientation Schedule Monday, June 26, 2006 15:50-16:00 Orientation at Inchon Memorial Hall, Auditorium Location: Please refer to our Map 2 for direction 16:30-17:00 Orientation by Jennifer Kim program manager, Location: Inchon Memorial Hall Auditorium Tuesday, June 27, 2006 Welcome Party for all ISC Program students, faculty and members Location: Inchon Memorial Hall Auditorium 17:00-19:00 Welcome Performance 19:00-20:00 Dinner (Buffet Style) Friday, June 30, 2006 Until 5:00pm Last day to add or drop courses (by 5pm) Please add/drop courses online at our homepage: http://iie.korea.ac.kr V ACCOMMODATIONS Description Completed only last year (May 2005), the 6 floor building has extensive facilities such as fitness center, faculty lounge, conference rooms, DVD room and library. The CJ I-House is a comfortable, clean and airy residence provided for foreign faculty and students only. The compact studio rooms are fully furnished with a bed, desk, dining table, closet, cabinet, shoe storage and drawers, refrigerator, air-conditioner, gas stove and hood, Cable TV, oven, rice cooker, toaster, wireless internet system, knives, forks, spoons, cups, glasses, mugs, plates, electrical boiling jug, pots, frying pan, chopping board. Other facilities include: CJ I-House Cafeteria There is a cafeteria on the first floor next to the front lobby providing continental breakfast in the morning from Monday – Saturday. Coin-operated Laundromat (B1)
Fitness Center
For more information: http://www.korea.ac.kr/english04/2005/dorm/dorm_01_01.jsp Residence Hall Contract Students who live on campus must sign the Residence Hall Contract. The contract outlines the residential living obligations of both you and the university. The contract is specific and legally binding for your entire tenure in the residence halls. Make sure you read the contract thoroughly before signing and ask for clarification if there is something you do not understand. If you are required to live in the residence hall, and do not agree to abide by the Residence Hall Contract, you will lose your assignment priority and you may be administratively withdrawn from the university. ::::::: INDEX ::::::: I. AGREEMENT OF TERMS II. CONDITIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF RESIDENTS III. RULES AND REGULATIONS A. Escort and Guest B. Activities Resulting in Disturbance, Distress, or Damage C. Room Responsibility D. Keys E. Prohibited and Restricted Items F. Rights and Freedoms G. Smoking H. Fire Equipment and Safety I. Dining Hall J. Unit Disciplinary Action K. Alcohol Use L. Payment of Residence Hall Fees M. Disciplinary Actions IV. PAYMMENTS AND REFUND POLICY STATEMENT A. Payments B. Refund Policy
The purpose of this document is to establish a mutual agreement between the each resident student and Korea University, with regard to living in University Residence Halls. I. Agreement of Terms A. Under this agreement, the student is entitled to the privacy of the assigned room, (except as stated in II F), the use of public facilities of the residence hall, and the services rendered in order to pursue his/her educational goals. B. This agreement whether submitted electronically with required advance payment or by mail with appropriate signature(s) and required advance payment is effective from the University's acceptance of the application until the end of the semester of the use of residence hall. If the student withdraws from the University and then re-enrolls during the agreement period, the agreement obligation will be reinstated. The student must vacate the residence hall within 24 hours of withdrawal, release or termination of the agreement, during a given semester. C. Residents of University Residence Halls must be degree-seeking students registered for classes at Korea University for each semester of occupancy. Any exceptions must be granted on an individual basis and based on documented academic circumstances. D. The University's acceptance of this agreement does NOT guarantee assignment to a particular type of accommodation, specific request or final admission to the University. It does establish priority for residence hall assignment. E. Semester room rent covers occupancy from the date and time designated for official opening until the date and time designated for official closing of the residence halls which will follow the last scheduled examination for each semester. Room rent does not cover occupancy during any vacation period or between semesters. II. Conditions and Responsibilities of Residents A. Occupancy of rooms is only by students to whom the room is assigned. Rooms may not be sublet to another person. Room transfer may be made only after receiving written approval from the University Residence Life Office and with a 30,000 KRW administrative charge. A guest may not be accommodated at no time. B. Students are responsible for care of rooms and equipment. The University provides no janitorial service in student rooms. Charges may be made for damages to, unauthorized use of, or alterations to rooms, equipment or buildings and for special cleaning necessitated by improper care of rooms or equipment. Students are jointly responsible for care of public areas and equipment. Public areas are defined as those areas available for use by all students living on a wing, a floor or within a hall. Charges for damages to public areas and equipment may be made to all students assigned to separate wings, floors or within entire halls as appropriate. C. Students are responsible for knowing and observing University regulations and procedures. The University reserves the right to make other rules and regulations as in its judgment may be necessary for the safety, care and cleanliness of the premises and for the preservation of order. The student agrees to abide by all additional rules and regulations that are adopted. D. The University is not liable for damage or loss of personal property, failure or interruption of utilities, or unforeseen accidents/injuries. The University only provides liability for damages or injuries caused by negligence on the part of the University or its employees while working within the scope of their employment. E. Telephone service in the residence hall is limited. Each room has one telephone connected to a central switchboard that only accommodates incoming calls. There are several pay phones for student use in the Residence Hall complex. F. Authorized University personnel may enter student rooms for normal inspection and maintenance purposes. The student's personal property is not subject to search without express approval of the student except when a reasonable belief exists that the room is being used for a purpose which is illegal or which would otherwise seriously interfere with discipline and/or personal safety. G. Room assignments may at any time be changed, canceled or terminated by the University in the interests of order, health, discipline, maximum utilization of facilities or disaster after notice to the assignee as is practical. Disregard for the rights, responsibilities and duties of others, as well as the creation of circumstances which could jeopardize life, limb or property, are conditions which are not acceptable in University residence life and may be cause for termination of the Residence Hall Contract. H. You may NOT possess within the residence halls: firearms, fireworks or any materials that may be hazardous to the health or safety of other occupants of the building, motorcycles, waterbeds, weights, drums, amplified instruments, pets, open flame elements or refrigerators in addition to those already provided. Bicycles may be stored in student rooms ONLY if permission is granted by the roommate in advance. I. Visitors of the same gender ONLY are permitted in the residents' rooms and their floors. Visitation hours are from 08:00am until 10:00pm. Guests are only permitted after signing in at the front desk. They must also sign out before departure. Residents are responsible for the behavior of their guests, and bear all consequences of the violation of the Hall's regulations. No mixed gender visitations in the residents' rooms are permitted under any circumstances and at any time. J. Students shall not pursue any business in their room or on the premises. III. Rules and Regulations Violations of the Residence Hall Rules and Regulations may result in university disciplinary action. A. Escort and Guest 1) No person may enter a hall or living unit in which they do not live without an escort who is a resident of that hall or living unit. Guests of residents must be escorted at all times within the residence halls. 2) Residents are responsible for the behavior of their guests while guests are on residence hall grounds. B. Activities Resulting in Disturbance, Distress, or Damage 1) Individual or group activities that result in distress or disturbance to others are prohibited. Individual or group activities that can cause damage or destruction to property are also prohibited. Types of behavior that fall into this category include but are not limited to hall sports, hallway disruptions, smoking in nonsmoking designated areas, unsanitary conditions, pranks, use of water guns, and placing trash in public areas. 2) Using or attempting to use university property in a manner inconsistent with its designated purpose is prohibited. 3) Writing offensive and/or inappropriate language or symbols on dry erase boards, walks, or other areas frequented by the public is prohibited.
2) Residents or guests who are present in a residence hall room and know that a violation(s) is/are occurring will be deemed complicit in the activity unless the person has immediately reported the situation to a university official and/or has left the room upon discovering the violation. 3) Painting or furniture modification, including the possession of public-area furniture in individual rooms, is prohibited. 4) Personal furniture and other belongings are prohibited from being stored in public areas. 5) Modification of permanent wiring within a hall or living unit is prohibited. 6) Window screens must be secured at all times. Residents may be charged a replacement fee. 7) Room doors must be kept free of flammable materials, particularly loose paper. Doors should not be wrapped or covered with flammable materials. 8) Displays and/or decorations of paper, dried vegetation, corrugated cardboard, or light plastics that cannot be flameproofed are prohibited. 9) Electrical outlets must be appropriately used, and electronic equipment (computers, stereos, televisions, hair dryers, etc.) must not overload circuits, be left unattended, or be improperly wired to create a safety hazard. 10) Residents must not operate a commercial business from their rooms or from any part of the residence halls. 11) Decorations must not overload electrical circuits and, if appropriate, must be fireproofed in accordance with environmental health and safety standards. 12) Residents must have proper administrative approval to move from their assigned residence hall room to another residence hall room. 13) Occupying residence hall space outside the contract period is progibited. This includes failure to vacate the residence halls when they are closed.
2) Lost keys or key cards must be reported immediately to residence hall staff. Found keys or key cards must be given immediately to residence hall staff at the center desk. 3) Residents must return room keys or key cards upon checking out of the residence hall. Failure to do so could result in a monetary charge. 4) Residents are expected to be responsible for their keys or key cards at all times. While residence hall staff will unlock a resident's room door when the resident loses or forgets his or her key or key card, residents who abuse this service are in violation of residence hall rules. E. Prohibited and Restricted Items For health, safety, and insurance liability reasons, residents are prohibited from having the following items in their rooms: 1) Flammable liquids and other similar materials, except for sealed containers not exceeding eight-ounce capacity. 2) Open-coil appliances and heaters, including, but not limited to, immersion coils, pottery water-warmers, ovens, hot plates, stoves, exposed burners (including popcorn poppers without self-contained heating units), and large power tools. 3) Fire/open flame materials or high-heat producing devices, including, but not limited to, lit candles, incense, incense burners, halogen lights and lamps, camping stoves, fireworks, charcoal grills, and sunlamps. 4) Antennas or wires extending outside room windows. 5) Firearms or other weapons. 6) Alcoholic beverages. 7) Illegal drugs. 8) Mopeds, motorcycles, and other similar vehicles. Bicycles may not be kept in hallways, stairwells, or public areas inside the residence halls. 9) Animals, including birds, laboratory specimens, and guest's pets. F. Rights and Freedoms 1) Actions that infringe generally upon the rights and freedoms of other students are prohibited, regardless of the intention behind the actions. Such actions include, but are not limited to, harassment, intimidation, discrimination, coercion, and threat. 2) Sexual harassment, racial harassment, and harassment based on sexual orientation are prohibited. G. Smoking 1) All areas of all residence halls are tobacco-smoke-free (nonsmoking) areas. H. Fire Equipment and Safety 1) Tampering with any fire-fighting equipment, including, but not limited to, fire alarms, fire extinguishers, fire hoses, exit lights, smoke detectors, and sprinkler systems is prohibited. 2) Propping fire doors or outside doors of residence halls is prohibited. 3) Unauthorized entry to areas of residence halls, including, but not limited to, roofs, window ledges, balconies, offices, and dining halls is prohibited. 4) Failing to vacate the residence hall when directed to do so by residence hall staff, emergency staff, or the sounding of a fire/smoke alarm is prohibited. 5) Improper use of kitchen/cooking facilities is prohibited. 6) Throwing items or shining lasers from residence hall windows is prohibited. 7) Blocking hallways with personal items is prohibited.
2) Reusable tableware (china, glass, silverware and trays) are not to be removed from the dining area without permission of a dining supervisor. 3) Nothing is to be thrown anywhere in the dining area. 4) Patrons are to remove their trays, table service, and/or trash to the designated area J. Unit Disciplinary Action 1) Damage to public areas and furnishings within a residence hall is considered to be the responsibility of the residents of that building, unit, or floor. If individuals responsible for damage cannot be identified, the residents of the building, unit, or floor will become collectively responsible for the cost of repair and/or replacement. 2) In situations where the damages are extreme or repetitive and/or the unit is severely disruptive, the building, floor, or unit may be disbanded and the residents reassigned to other residence halls. K. Alcohol Use The use of alcoholic beverages and smoking is prohibited inside the residence halls. (including residence rooms) L. Payment Of Residence Hall Fees If residence hall fees due remain outstanding after 5pm of the due date, which will be notified for each semester, a 30,000 KRW late fee shall be payable. The application of this late fee shall be strictly enforced. The Residential Life reserves the right to take disciplinary action if payments are not made in accordance with the schedule. M. Disciplinary Actions If you are charged with violating residential regulations, some disciplinary actions are as follows: - an oral warning and/or a written warning from a resident assistant. - Residential probation for a specified period of time up to one year. - Termination of your residential contract. If the disciplinary action is to terminate your contract, you will be notified within 10 days and given 24 hours in which to vacate your room. - Some violations can result in immediate termination of your residential contract. These include assault on another person, possession of a dangerous weapon, dealing in or use of illegal substances, misuse of fire equipment, thefts and burglaries, possession of fireworks or other explosives, damage, vandalism, disruptive behavior, disorderly conduct, any other conduct threatening or endangering physical health or safety of others, noise violations, noncompliance with a directive, or not cooperating with Residence Life staff who are performing their duties. - transcripts request will not be processed for anyone whose residence contract is terminated as a disciplinary action. IV. Payments and Refund Policy Statement - Please refer to the IIE refund Policy Please note that violations of the provisions of these regulations are subject to disciplinary action, the jurisdiction of which belongs to the disciplinary committee of the International Summer Campus. VI KOREA UNIVERSITY FACILITIES Note: Refer to Korea University Visitor’s Guide (KUVG) International Studies Hall (KUVG #136) This 5-story building hosts both the Institute of International Education (IIE) in Room 126 and the Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS). The airy, modern building shares the first two floors with the adjacent 7-story Institute of Foreign Language Studies. The two-building complex contains two cafeterias on the first floor. The nearest station is Anam/Korea University Hospital (Line 6) Yüklə 203,03 Kb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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